just upgraded some parts,

16gb ddr4
9600k
asus strix mobo
hyper 212

when i power on my pc it begins to boot for about 5-10 seconds, then restarts and boots as if it were normal. any reason for this? or is there a bios setting i have to turn on/off

Did you plug the CPU fan wire into the CPU_Fan header on the motherboard?

Did you get the Hyper 212 attached properly?

Thermal compound properly applied?

Did you use the Q-connector when attaching the front panel wires to the mobo?

In the BIOS you can choose: Optimised or Safe BIOS settings ...or you can power off the computer, switch off the power supply and remove the CMOS battery for about 2-3 minutes to reset the BIOS to defauts

This post was edited by Ghot on Mar 28 2019 09:16pm

tried all of those, however i tried jumping the RTC ram pins and it seems to have fixed that issue

thanks

Well, yeah, that IS clearing the CMOS (resetting to defaults). Make sure you have the date and time set accurately in the BIOS. If you don't, that will cause many issues with software that is date/ time conscious.

google double booting

does it keep doing this or was it only the first time? normal with new asus mobos to reboot 1-2 times first time u install it

either your PSU is low
Motherboard failure
VGA can have missunderstanding with ur motherboard.

seems like whats going on is

if i go start menu > power down, then when i hit the power on button it will boot once and come on as if things were normal

however if i unplug/hit the off switch on the psu after powering down , it will cycle once and then boot normally next time i turn it on

is this normal for these mobos? not that its some kind of crazy issue going on

[QUOTE=Boss[Brigada],Mar 29 2019 07:37am]either your PSU is low
Motherboard failure
VGA can have missunderstanding with ur motherboard.[/QUOTE]

this guy
has no clue about pcs

And you aren't helping

Start with the basics. re-seat everything by taking it out from the Mobo and putting it all back in securely. Make sure you are careful and methodical, don't break any pieces by rushing and not looking for clips holding things in.

Once that is done, check your boot settings in your BIOS. Make sure there is nothing weird configured.

If you ahve done additional troubleshooting since, let us know what you have done and where you currently stand.